The Parks & Recreation Department is continually working to make the City of Frisco a bicycle and pedestrian friendly community. The Hike and Bike Trails Master Plan shows the potential development of a city-wide, hierarchical system of trails that will achieve the goal of making Frisco a leader in the Metroplex for providing residents with safe and efficient recreational and commuter hiking and biking trails. View the Hike and Bike Master Plan and Master Plan Map.
Take a look at what we are working on for 2011! Click here.
If you have any questions regarding the Hike and Bike Master Plan, please contact Dudley Raymond at Draymond@FriscoTexas.gov or 972-292-6502.
Additional Parks and Trails Resources:
Parks and Trails Guide
Hike & Bike Trails Map
Park Amenities
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Beaver Bend Trail Extension
Location: This 1.2 mile trail is an extension to the current trail located in Beavers Bend Neighborhood Park. The trail winds around a pond and features a second playground structure alongside the trail. The trail currently extends from Beavers Bend Park to 4th Army Road which connects to B.F. Phillips Community Park. The connection of the trail into B.F. Phillips will take place with the completion of future Phases of the Community Park.
Caddo Trail
Location: This one mile hike and bike system is located along Stewart Creek, just to the south of Stonebrook Parkway and will extend through the Chapel Creek development and connect into the city's neighborhood park lying adjacent to Spears Elementary School.
College Parkway Trail
Location: This 1.2 mile trail will provide linkage along the TXU easement that runs from College Parkway northward to and past Rolater Road. Once completed, this linkage will provide connection from the Preston Ridge Campus of CCCCD, Shawnee Trail Sports Complex, Shawnee Trail Elementary School, Centennial High School, Wester Middle School, Gunstream Elementary School and Shepherds Glen Park.
Status: Construction of this trail is scheduled to be completed in 2008.
Griffin Parc Trail
Location: Located within the Griffin Parc Development, a series of public hike and bike trails that lie within the subdivision and provide a linkage from just west of Legacy Parkway to Teel Parkway.
Lone Star Ranch Trail
Location: Located within the Lone Star Ranch Development, a series of public hike and bike trails that lie within the subdivision providing a linkage from Fourth Army Memorial Drive to Southwest Community Park to a future FISD school site to the interior of the development.
Taychas Trail
Location: Located along the West Rowlett Creek corridor traveling north from Isabel Elementary School to Rolater Road, the first phase of the trail will be approximately one mile in distance.
Trails of West Frisco Trail
Location: Located within the Trails of West Frisco Development, a series of public hike and bike trails that lie within both interior to the subdivision as well as the perimeter of the development. This system provides a linkage from Teel Parkway and FM 720 northward along to Teel Parkway to Cottonwood Creek and will ultimately tie northward to Eldorado Parkway.
Rowlett Creek Trail
Location: Located along the West Rowlett Creek corridor this trail consists of a series of smaller trails that have been constructed along the developed areas extending from Custer Road to Preston Road. Once the few remaining land sections are developed, the trail will be complete.